Society
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Mental health centers proving very effective but struggling with lack of funds
The network of mental health centers around Czechia, which help people to avert the onset of serious problems requiring hospitalization, is calling for more funds.
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Václav Havel Human Rights Prize goes to jailed Russian dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza
The Václav Havel Human Rights Prize has been awarded to Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Russian dissident currently in jail for speaking out against Putin’s war in Ukraine.
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Hundreds back Czech “annexation of Kaliningrad” at Russian Embassy
A parody event backing the “annexation” of Kaliningrad to Czechia was held outside Russia’s embassy in Prague on Monday.
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Nobel Peace Prize for Memorial “big show of moral support”, says head of Czech branch
One of the winners of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, the organization Memorial, was banned in Russia last year. The Czech branch has been trying to support them since then.
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Jan Charvát: Many of today’s protesters first took to streets during Covid
With prices rising, some worry tensions in Czech society could intensify this winter. But how bad could things get in this regard? We ask extremism expert Jan Charvát.
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“Students don’t know who to talk to about this” – Study looks into bullying at Czech schools
According to a freshly released survey, four out of ten Czech elementary school students between the ages of 11 to 15 say they often encounter verbal abuse in their class.
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Alpaca therapy thriving in Czech town
Alena Saladiaková and her husband own four Alpacas and have established a successful business based on the growing popularity of llama and Alpaca therapy.
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Czech meme scene calls for return of Kaliningrad to Czechia
A joke petition calling for the annexation of the Russian port city of Kaliningrad to the Czech Republic has received nearly 12,000 electronic signatures.
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Shocking case of institutionalized patient highlights inhumane practices in Czech mental homes
An investigative team at Czech Radio has unveiled the shocking story of a young woman who was held in mechanical restraint in a mental home in Opava twelve long years.
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Erasmus programme still going strong despite Covid and Brexit
Around a hundred representatives of international education agencies across Europe gathered in Prague this week to discuss current challenges facing the Erasmus+ program.
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Czechs saving where they can as they brace for energy crunch
With inflation at over 17 percent and energy prices expected to go through the roof, economizing has become the order of the day for the vast majority of Czechs.
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“A reset will be necessary” – survey looks into why Czechs are unwilling to learn new job skills
Four out of ten people in Czechia expect that they will be doing the same job until they retire, a new survey shows.
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